A truly exceptional Victorian end-of-terrace property in Stoke Newington fully rebuilt by the current owners in 2015. Over 3,000 sqft, this property combines period charm with architectural design and technology, including Control4 home automation, Lutron lighting, and a Sonos sound system throughout, delivering the ultimate modern London living experience. The sellers have created their own website for the property - luckyno25.com
Designed for a contemporary lifestyle, the ground floor features a stunning open-plan kitchen and living area with seamless access to a south-west facing garden, perfect for entertaining. A generous garden building offers additional versatile living space, while the ground floor also includes a cleverly designed utility room, additional WC, and a front reception room.
The first floor is dedicated to two luxury ensuite bedrooms, the master is complete with built-in wardrobes and a large bathroom/shower room. The second floor enjoys abundant natural light, currently with dual-aspect windows spanning the full depth of the house, with another family bathroom also located here. The top floor boasts panoramic views over neighbouring gardens, Stoke Newington’s chimneys, The Castle, and beyond, alongside a further double bedroom with en-suite. The property is complete with tall ceilings throughout and thoughtful modern features.
Queen Elizabeth’s Walk is steeped in history and just moments from Stoke Newington Church Street, offering an eclectic mix of restaurants, bars, and independent design and interior shops. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby Clissold Park, with its resident deer, tennis courts, and playground, or Abney Park for serene walks. The Woodberry Down reservoirs provide nature trails, open water swimming, and water sports, while The Castle Climbing Centre, set in a Victorian pump house, is one of London’s premier climbing destinations.
The area is hugely popular with young families, with excellent schools nearby, including Grazebrook Primary, William Patten Primary, and Betty Layward. Transport across London is facilitated by overground links at Stoke Newington station, which offers services to Liverpool Street, whilst a variety of fantastic bus routes provide links to the City, Angel and the West End. Manor House provides the closest underground links on the Piccadilly line, and international links are serviced from St Pancras.
This is a rare opportunity to own a property that perfectly blends Victorian elegance with ultramodern London living.